Sentence examples similar to a kind stage from inspiring English sources

If the book has been made as a kind of stage, then these are the stage sets – not real to look at, only made of paper and glue.

Yet Mr. Wilson is a kind of stage Antonioni.

It's a mordant and generous gesture: the station was once a kind of stage, too.

She has a beautiful voice and a kind of stage presence that is very rare.

You're offering a kind of stage direction: dramatizing the process of typing.

But the camera quickly moves outside, where the museum becomes a kind of stage set for tourists and street performers.

Danny kept his head down and transferred his weight from foot to foot, working a kind of stage stoicism.

"After that first big role, there was a kind of stage fright," Ms. Jones said in 1981.

Patrizia Ciofi and Angelika Kirchschlager, as Susanna and Cherubino, both sing with a delightfully wide range of inflections, which create a kind of stage action for the ears.

Camus, like Valtat's narrator, understands the world to be a kind of stage set, always vulnerable to the death-driven question "Why?" Why go on?

The other end was an open space, a kind of stage of white sheets, encircled by what looked like red spotlights.